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The Penn's Grove record., 1887-09-03

w. l.. Taylor gave his valedictory
in the Register this week. He has
been with the Register nine years and
has served from ''deyil'' to editor,
three years in the latter capacity.
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There is Il hitch somewhere i'll the
appointment OF Il School Superintend-
ent for this county, The State SUI
p%eriutendent +. O. Chapman, who
does the appointing is a Democrat and
the Board of F~recholders who confirm
appointment also being Democratic,
1t would most likely follow that the
Superintendent would be a Democrat
instead of a Republican as it has been
for this fifteen or twenty years. r..
Henry Holmes is again a candidate
for reelection and also Rev. j. G..
Crate of Elmer, Geo. NJ. Andrew, of
Woodstown and Robert Gwynne Jr. of
Salem, has been prominently mention
ed ior the position. would not Bob
by" make Il dandy Superintendent
among the school ma'ams,
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-09-03
SEPT. 3. 1887.

There will be eight contested election
seats ia Congress when it meets IN De
Cpmber.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-09-03

Mayor Hewitt, Of New York has
compelled the hotels TO put a rope m-
der every bed to beused in case OF fire.
1t furnishes an excellent opportunity
for any one to hang themselves if they
wish-out of the window.
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There is a threatening prospect Of a
war between window glass blowers
and manufacturers over a 10 per cent.
advance in wages. The manufacturers
threaten to close t heir factories for Il
year rather than accede TO their de-
mand.
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az Ij}y ELI
.A8 ~ LtS3 AS CO.
III. Nfa IN lG IN e, a. $
UNLIKE ANY ftI.is SHAY II
THE WORLD. CAI JAZZ AfsfAClfED
70 ANY c. tMJS WALKING
PLoW IN FIVE NJ %CILs TIME.
md Is WARRANTED y n 40
INC EASE THE DRAFT ONE
POUND. SO SlNPLE A CHILD
STRONG ENOUGH 10 DRIVE A
CAN OPERATE II. WILL
A SQUARE lORNTR WITH
OUT RAISING THE PLOAf. THE
ONLY pL0W NJ DE WITH A FOOT
TO START 11iE POINT
OF Prov ABRUPTTY II TIL
or ELEVATE IT TO
SktaI Owe T7BE Top or FAST
sIpNISt AR1tS1 ROOTS. ETC.
Nau2ata E 70 livemanto uctgs
every town. ia tho [. S
Wtiteug ferogr liberal terl4a alsd
prices
4, S, D els q co.,
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summer the pleasure season of the
year, has come and gone, Most ey-
eryb0dy have had their outing aud are
now setting down to engage i'll tue
struggle of life for another year.
More Ieople than yer have visited the
seashOre and mountains but now tie
resorts are putting on Il lonely and
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ing to those WHO remain when con-
trasted with the ~gayeties just ended.
Life is real and now let all 90 forth
with renewe energies to perform
their duties faithfully nofonly to others
but to themselves and hope to live To
enjoy another hey-day season Of life.
The growth of patronage M the sum
mer resorts along the South jersey
coast is shown by the increased receipts
of the railroads. The gross earnings
of the West Jersey Railroad in July
last amounted to St99973, OF $40, 116
more than in July OF last year. The
net earnings were so, 31S, an increase
of SO, 797. On the Camden and At
lantic Railroad there was an increase
of SO, 2SS in gross earnings during Ju-
ly as compared with the corresponding
month of last year, and the net earn
ings amounted to 500, 246, an Increase
of S9494. This increase OF profits shows
that there is money made even 1T the
low fares charged on seashore trains,
which average, perhaps, no more than
one cent per mile,
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Daily Republican., 1887-08-09

TEE "Dclawaresn," In its dsicnss Of
Eugene Higglna' partissa methods
very properly says that vhsn "Mf.
Higgins scospted plsce In the Treas
ury Departmsnt ct Washington he did
not surrender his manhood nor bAEter
away his frsedom." We agree entirely
with our down HtA.e contemporary. and
10 heartily endorse the sentiment that
"honest, honorable, upright righl
thinking men are not in favor OF max
log slaves Of fAithfal public servants. y
But We ask how about Mr.. Higgins
previous standing IN his party and
character % Q man? How about Hig
gins ~ . dive-k seper and ballos.bo1
stuffer up TO the time OF his appoint
ment to the position he now holds
The appointment Of suoh . man TO al
Office Of trust and honor 10 . standing
Insult TO honesty and good character
Il Is not Higgins Democracy nor tn
honest exercise OF bis political priv!
lsges that 10 objected TO, hut the cishon
est manner In which he exercises thos
rights.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-09

INrKLLIGENcB from Dover 10 to the
effscs that the leaders Of both factions
Of the Democracy there are passive and
luke warm In regard to the coming
election for . State Constitutional Con-
vsntion. They have nothing to say In
reference to It, do not 0Are which way
1t goes; in fact, many OF them are en-
tirely out OF politics. This Is Just as
We expected, bat let tho eleosion OF .
Sheriff or Coroner come before the peo-
pie 1t would be surprising to see what
a,tlve politicians they would become.
ALI this sho ws that II enough votes are
to be cast to call q constitutional con.
vention, 1t will have to be BY .
movement on the part OF the peo.
pie. Tho politicians, by the position
they are assuming, are sho wing their
hostility to the measure; will the people
| who are not politicians also give 1t the
cold shoulder?
Daily Republican., 1887-08-09
Tho Outlook for the Cotton Crop.


MEMPHIS, August 8.-The weather
during the month Of July was in the
main favorable for cotton. Sp,erctG
reports come also from Miss.fsippi sr d
Alabama, where cyoVs are moss prom
is;ng. Coinplaints are received from
Arksnsas, where drought has pre-
vailed In scme localities and damaR,
has bse d done to the plant. In TepDes
see rain is s!so badly needed in severa
sections, and injury TO both cotton snd
corn are reported. The outlook on th'
whole, however, is very satisfactory arc
q yield largely in excess of last yea
can be confidently anticipated. Th'
season Is full two weeks earlier thai
last year, aud picking, which will com
meuce In some localities about the 2otl
of August, will bscome general through
ont tGe district by September 10.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-09
WAN AMAAHk'S

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, August 9, lst'.
Travellers. The living tide
ebbing and flowing daily
through the city, leaving
wavelet marks on railroads
and stores.
/ Been here before, the
large majority OF you. Per-
haps the years we have been
cnltivating your acquaintance
have given you the free
spirit OF the place, the spirit
which makes it yours yet
ours-yours and ours to.
+, gether.
81 Iteration and reiteration
. are logic and argument. The
:, old story needs repetition
~ If you knew before yol
81 need to be told again, and il
% you didn't more's the pity
ls it's time you did. We mu.
:. repeat it. The Store ans
,njall we have to offer ar
i, n,.lyours to use. You need NO
us possess in fee. The aisle
hs ~, are your highway, the good
OF your museum, the waiting
ssa an rooms are for your resting
the the checking places are de
.ss .ks positories for your wrap
but and baggage, the restauran
full is ready to give lunch @
'sreI dinner Tor small cost. P.ent
'''' OF people to attend to you
:, :, buying, but welcome iut
on. m the same If not.
!, in A hotelo No; but yo
sue. can i've mere almost--e,
a,es ' cept nights. And SO, as yo
uni uni. come and 60, take in ii
med Store. Look and thin
lbs i BE- When You are home aga
' BY and need things, write her
ding % ordering or asking, and y,
wing will see how quickly y,
vim un - can be served.
It's comfortable in t
help Store this summer. No vi
= = IL, in bic building. Stopped il
Iproving! Not a bit of
Daily Republican., 1887-08-09

GEN. SIMON BOLIVAR BUCKNER, the
Democratic candidate for Governor OF
Kentucky, has II 800 majority on the
lar gest vote ever cast. Democrats say
thAt is big enough majority to insure
the State for . Democratic President.
We do no. know about that. Cleve
land had "a SS9. and that WAS the
lowest Democratic majority given In
tho State for many years. Blk years
ago the Democratic maj WAS 67, !
6o3. Tbs State cannot stand another
reduction like thst Of . week ago with
out becoming thoroughly Republican.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-09
butcher Still Living.

A DOS to! card was received by Mayor
Rhosds on Saturday morning, siRLed
George NJ. butcher, dated Cedarville,
Californis, asking for information IN re.
gard to his wife and children, whom he
left In this city about eight years ego.
The Mayor gent the letter to George W.
Wells, 1907 Delaware avenua, and he,
we presume, will give Mr.. Du!cher tue
desired Information.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-09
BOYS CLOTHING.

Yes, Boys Clothing is in.
cluded in the cut in prices half
price for any Boys Suit in the
store. Suits in Serges and Cas-
simere for these cool August
evenings-just the thing to
dress up in after days work.
all at half price. Thin goods are
still in demand among all
classes Of people. We are still
able to supply the calls that are
made on US.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-09
|Pennock Il Foreman
|S, e. Cor. Fifth and Market Sts.
Wilmington. Del

lsCuSu mads. Cgs tais out aad De ,
kkNMaH return to us and wa Will soma
Mitwt 4 you tree, somathing OF Rrea'
value ami importance to you,
tn At will start you IA business wn,cn VIII WI,
brin9 you IN more money right away tnai'
ANYTHING eise ia this world. Any She
san 40 ths work and i:va st hotno LINZ, ~, .,
seT.afl s.es something new. tnot JUS.
,oios u oney for all vorxsfs. We viii s.nF.
YOU; cepiSoi not needed. This IN one OF . ln :
sen aims. important chanccs of iliet,iuo
Tn ose who ars ambitions and efteip W
viii pot delay. GRAND outfit rec. ADDRESS
rEIiE i 90, Augusta, Maine. i97-ly"
Daily Republican., 1887-08-09
SUMMER COOKING

We have sold Thousands ol
gallons of NAPHTHA, com.
monty called gasoline, for gaso.
line stoves, and none Of our Gus.
toners ever reported an acci
dent. Why1 Because we sell
none but the purest naphtha
being sweet, safe and Of gooo
streneth. Delivered free to any
part Of the city. No charge TO
cans.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-09

No EFFORTS are being left untried
by the Constitution Centennial Con-
mission tc make the celebrate on in
Philadelphia next S,p.en Der 3 COM
plete success. Tae managers have sue.
osedsd in securing very favorable rates
from all the railroads, which will issue
tickets good for sixteen days at q uni
form rate per mile, while to unifor med
organizations mum bering twenty-five
or over, the rate for rouni trips will b'
only single fare. There Ia nu way BY
which suoh . demonstration can b.
made more successful than by holdin,
out cheap fare rates, and these havinl
been now secured, the nocess of ths en-
terprise mny be regarded as havinI
been assured.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-09

WHAT A beautiful chro no OF reform
this would make. Grover Cleveland
in the centre, Eugene Higgins on one
side aud Attorney General Garland en-
the other,
Daily Republican., 1887-08-09

N
WHKgHAs, o number OF tho sidewalks OF
this ci,y contain numerous ioo;e bricks and
. grow IN Of grass and veeds, which osuse
an accumulation of NTH and rubbish
detrimental to the health Of the city; thcIe-
fore, It IS
Resolved. that the owners and agents Of
properly shall have said xtsss and Neets 70
moved snd sidowaiks ropaiTod by the lbtn
day Of A uzust, 1857. LthcrsiHe saia WON
will be done by order Of this Board az tae
expense OF SAID owners or agents.
board CT Street and Sewor Directors.
JOS. l.. OAhPf NTER,
iy25.1st President.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-09
TN THREE NOAlh'',
j. As we Journey 'n'oudl : -

aHaHN
"ss we Journey '"''' Il,
the way" opaHLEu
~ Well known 40 fi,As y. res !
aac,ns.sd 20 furni.l ~ y no i,i,
ps:i ss Guali.y. Ih;te ,s, IRE ! e ~
| .senSSy es;r Il mlnr'',t,a.i1'ee mai ~
cg, ccg9,,ppii.hed ~ 'i!lis' ~ oSis1
! nav nave not.embodtsa ,.,ss. !, III
nnnnsaiuitotstot nns i'e ','a TSs cr,i1
| elcgsnt pa'lors sIs st 10 70 ill \
| ps poil@ rsS,ig ana wilma ,ii,,;rs,T!.,, II ~
| ders BY msll Q, o'GTI mi Irto.ll,t
lion , a. frnsnEiul e 1,i ~ p'si q n
lHn ui As. HYLE, n e
ls,tan.e Streets
Daily Republican., 1887-08-09

FRANK HURD has concluded to help
to increase the Republican majority In
Ohio by making free trade speeches for
t1e Democrats.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-09
l. a. = I z 8 !!

NEAFNECo It's causes, ana Q new nn, aM1
AEAFNESS succesEful CUHE at you you
Uown home BY one who was desf tweny ,sn ny
eight years. Treated by most OF tnS S,u,. n
self In three 7ouths. and since then hun
dreds Of others. Fuii particulars sent On az, ~
plioation. r. q. PAGE, NO. d wsms wos
/. New York Oily. ootlst nsa'ss
Daily Republican., 1887-08-09

VpAStUkt-A fIi1E '.or, WITH good
I pasture sud plenty Of wa,er for Eoises.
Terms moderate. h. ELNUERE6, aiyhtn
avenue between Blown and coleman, 18th
ward. jyg7 <ts
Daily Republican., 1887-08-09

NEllJLW K4,}hitNti - r % II A. Il l.
Nl gind5 CT n.ilwrght wefk apply TO
WALK EN- s. ELLiOrr. md ond Lombard
,.rect5. ,a23 2m-dkw
Daily Republican., 1887-08-09

|NoT''E-
The attention Of housoteepsrs and others
othcr rubbish in tho struets and alieye OF
this tity, ls called TO Section Dpe CT the
Ordinance fgsiast cer,ain nu'sances:
SscIioD l. II any person snail place OF
causo 70 be placed on any public streets 10
this city any asher, dirt, rubbish. eft.l OF
other things. except az pratcribsd aid al
lowed by the oro inanees Of the city, he shall
bs guilty OF q common nuisance, and shall
for fsit and pay q tno pot exceeding five
dollars 10. every sucn oitor ce, and De i'm
prisoned uutll finr aod ,otts are paid.
Board Of Street Directors.
jos. l.. UABPECTE8, JR..
jy2sIst fresident.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-09
LYNCH e. LEARY,
Madison Street Grocers,

n. W. CORNER OF F0URTh.
SPECIAL-We have g brga6
Of FLOUR that We have sold
for two years. It ia the best
FLOUR in toe wor!d. We
would IKE every lady visiting
our store to have ona Gag sent
home with groceries, TO try. Ii
will make more bread and retain
freshness longer than any other
FLOUR that we have to sell.
If you like the Flour you can
procure it of us By the barrel il
you want to,and we are prepared
to furnish old wheat Flour fo,
rorae time to come. Excelleni
coffee for % and 30c Per pound
Goods sent to your house
promptly. Lynch & Leary. a2.ln
Daily Republican., 1887-08-09
TIE NEW STORE

Is booming and having a pic
mic just now waiting on people.
Everybody is finding out that
they are saving money by buy
ing of US. Our expenses are
light and we can afford to sell
cheap. Make no mistake, but
come where you can buy relia-
bic goods and save money. We
are determined to have our share
of the trade in boots and shoes
in this city and surrounding
country, if fair, square dealing
will get it.
MARR Sc cos
BOOT and SHOE EMpORIU d
400 Market Street,
| ia If Will, Del
Daily Republican., 1887-08-09
WORKING CLASSES!:s!s;:'S:::;;::;:'si;:: s':;:';:$ ~ !;
~

iurni3n all
classes uith employment At homo, the whoe
Of the time. or tor their spare moments.
Rusiress rev, liant ana profitable. Peraor
OF either sex easily oarn from SO cents TO SO
psr evening", and proportional sum py de-
voting all thsir lime 20 tho busireBs. Boys
ana girls earn nearly as much a3 men. That
all who see this taay sent tpeif address, ,Bnd
test the business, we make THIS otter. 10
such az ars not well sattsnel we will send
ono dollar pay for rho .lon0!e OF writing.
Full particulars ani oatht irce. Address
&EbntE SIlNSUN X o.. PortIand,
Maine Ely "
Daily Republican., 1887-08-09
MORNING, NOON : NIGHT

We continue to study the wants
of the people to be clothed, and
as a result, we make it tough
for competitor in endeavoring to
to keep pace with US in supply
ing the clothing trade. We call
attention this week to our I'M
mense line of summer clothing,
such as Pongee Silk, Mohair
and Alpaca Drapete'de Coat
and Vests, and an endless va
iiety Of Seersuckers for Men,
Youths and Boys; all sizes, from
the small boy to the giant. 4o OF
| 70 in. Give US call We viii
| lgladly show you through.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-09
SLIPPERS

Slippers OF Kid, Plain and Beaded With
puffs and bows in great variety. Newport,
oxford and Miranda ties.
Slippers for Ladies, Misses, Children,
Men and Boys.
Slippers of Kid, Pebble, Lasting and
Velvet Embroidered.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-09

Ke?pen sept a5a astons 6s bPSS PSn
mnn.hin RusinSss Arithmetic. Correspond
TsrSs sas,d ln In
,lmiiny aIso BiTSINESS PRACTICE In an
actual B.nk, Job6ius and o,,iccs mSmmission aoio
DI.,efsi Lretsrcs won ON CONN ERCiAL Law. PRAC;
iTlCAL B"OK KEEPi ~ am sMohTsu BTsaS ESS e :,
and a. + TYIPE- WRITING d. PAKTMENT.
Seventeen lady students last year. Night
sessions Oct. 1. write LOT ne" cat~i"sue WIN
esiimonials. ,o,pvx- p,,,
aui-eod-tf -, ., 1ObbIas hiiheiPai'
Daily Republican., 1887-08-09

CHEEPi SHEEP SHEEP
~ At private sale. Tho suD- A1I$S
scriher viii havs at stsniou. lIei gSX
on Friday, August Q, two car. load 4AnAA
OF evos and wsthors, selected in Mercer and
Lawrence Ocunties, ,Dy Marthall Bailey,
aaiatd.ltws X. sArTERrH WAITE.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-09

Entered at the Post Offics at Whining
ON. Del, as second class mail matter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-31
and it will pass through one of the rich
est portions of Mexico.

est portions OF mexico.
-.
The following hasRes have been re-
ceived from the end of track on the Fort
Worth snd Denver:
John L. Psinter has charge Of the track
laying outfit, and can lay as much track
in day as any man, with his well organ
lied force.
Theodore Hitchcock, known as the clever
and inimitable head book-keeper Tor Dan
Carey, handles the pen with great ability
and has smile and pleasant word for
every one.
"Let her go" Gallagher handles the
throttle on the engine used in laying
track, and he is "daisy."
Woods, who superintends he spikers,
is hummer.
Tim Reardon Is the boss trscklayer
The steel goes down rapidly aud like
cIock-work under his supervision.
Tommie, called the "msster mechanic"
who fires with Gallagher, is good one.
80
Mr.. r. nj. Carter, chief OF commlssary
for Britton & Lyon, contractors on the
Cotton Belt, was in Fort Worth last even
ing. He has just returned from three
days trip paying off the men between
Fort Worth and Plano on the Commerce
Fort rtheextensien. Mr.. Carter says
the work of grading between this city and
Piano is all completed with he exception
of about e quarter OF mile at Fossil, 8
mile on this side of Elm, and four pieces
of land in Dallas county; the right of way
over which has not yet been secured.
Oae Of these unsecured pieces OF right OF
way is that for the depot grounds at Car
rolton. At Fossil there is filing
of 43, 900 cubic feet in distance Of zoo
feet to be done. Thst piece of WORK, d.
the rate it is being pushed, ought to be
done in two weeks. Considerable delay
is caused st Fossil by the scarcity of pill
ing and bridge timber. The pile-driver
is on this side of Elm, east of Fossil
The track layers are little east of Wy
lie. The rights of way over the pieces Of
property in Dallas county, Mr.. Carter
says, is delaying work some, and meD and
teams are there sll ready 80 go TO work as
soon as they can legally do it.